The third installment of the Eskimo Kids series follows Nenaw, Sitka, and their faithful dog, Lutka, to a village, where they receive care, love, and education. As the kids adapt to this new way of life, the village is forced to endure the most terrible winter in its history, and the villagers soon begin suffering from hunger and cold. Hoping to repay the kindness of the people who took them in, Nenaw and Sitka offer their most precious possession in an effort to save the village. But will it be enough to buy the supplies that the villagers desperately need?
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Ron Brechner, a.k.a. "The Hawk," was a high school teacher, a college instructor and a college administrator. Later he successfully redirected his career focus to business and sales management. After retiring, Ron shifted his people skills to writing and art. He released his first book, entitled 'Brothers of a Feather' and is now completing a series of four childrens books about the lives and adventures of two Eskimo Kids.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Brechner, Katrina (illustrateur). Paperback. The third installment of the Eskimo Kids series follows Nenaw, Sitka, and their faithful dog, Lutka, to a village, where they receive care, love, and education. As the kids adapt to this new way of life, the village is forced to endure the most terrible winter in its history, and the villagers soon begin suffering from hunger and cold. Hoping to repay the kindness of the people who took them in, Nenaw and Sitka offer their most precious possession in an effort to save the village. But will it be enough to buy the supplies that the villagers desperately need? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781540649034
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